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We provide care and support to patients experiencing bladder or bowel dysfunction.

Our aim is to provide safe, effective and personalised anaesthetic care to every patient we see.

The Trust is developing a new Membership Strategy and would welcome your involvement and feedback to help co-design the work we do.

Please let us know when we call you. We will then let you know what other options are available.

We encourage and provide disposable wipes for washing rather than using flannels. We advise patients to use a clean towel every day.

As a team we felt there was some confusion by service users over who we are, what we do and when and why to call.

. ➢ By giving you the tools to help you understand your condition better, we can keep you well and ensure you get the right care and support when you need

If we are concerned about your urine output, we will carry out several bladder scans to check the amount of urine left in your bladder.

Whether you’re coming to hospital for the first time or are already a patient, we have all the information you need about being treated at our Children

We pride ourselves on delivering a service that is timely, informative, efficient and friendly.

We then manually scrutinised the initial report. This showed some inaccurate data regarding volunteers who had left.

If we were going to change the way we looked after homeless patients, we needed to redesign how we engaged with and supported them.

Please prepare yourself before your visit as we may not be able to carry on with the appointment 1.

We see our patients with suspected lung cancer within two weeks of referral from a GP.

We aim to ensure that all patients receive the right medicines, for the right reasons, at the right time.

We provide care for women with concerns in pregnancy and the postnatal period.

We usually produce these roughly two months in arrears, so check back to see yours!

Here are some useful services that we recommend to our patients.

We needed to identify and rectify potential bottlenecks.

We all face obstacles but one thing I’ve learnt is how we get over those obstacles.